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Elocution

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The orator's manual

George Lansing Raymond

1879

Speaking clearly

Noah F. Modisett

1979

Reading aloud and literary appreciation

Hardress O'Grady

1914

Notebooks of the mind

Vera John-Steiner

1985

The art of reading and speaking

Fleming, James

1904

The letters of John Keats

John Keats

1891 ★ 3.7

Vox method

W. Steven Lecky

2007

The art of acting and public reading

Rollo Anson Tallcott

1922

Practical elements of elocution

Robert I. Fulton

1893

The philosophy of the human voice

James Rush

1833

Public Speaking

Irvah Lester Winter

1912

The melody of speaking, 1787

Walker, John

1970

The art of persuasion

Wayne C. Minnick

1957

Interpretation of the printed page for those who would learn to interpret literature silently or through the medium of the voice

Clark, S. H.

1915

The speaking voice

Williams, George C.

1919

The American speaker

Frost, John

1837

Of the origin and progress of language

James Burnett, Lord Monboddo

1774

Principles of effective speaking

William Phillips Sandford

1963

Helen Potter's Impersonations

Helen Potter

1891

Elements of elocution

Walker, John

1781

Self-government at the king's command

Albert Beebe White

1933

The development of China

Latourette, Kenneth Scott

1917

The national preceptor

J. Olney

1845

Practical elements of elocution

Robert I. Fulton

1893

The tone system in public speaking and reading

Arthur Edward Phillips

1910

How to talk

Clapp, John Mantle, John Mantle Clapp, Edwin A. Kane

1928

Foundations of expression

S. S. Curry

1907

Helen Potter's impersonations

American Sport Education Program

1997

The speaking of English verse

Elsie Fogerty

1923

The American speaker: containing numerous rules, observations, and exercises on pronunciation, pauses, inflections, accent, and emphasis

Frost, John

1850

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